Tahirsylaj shows what weather will hold in the days ahead

Rain, sun, hail, high temperatures and powerful winds -- this is the weather we've been facing for weeks now, writes Periscope.

At least, rainfall will help to increase the water level in Kosovo's accumulated lakes. That is what Professor of Metrology at Pristina University Sylle Tahirsyla suggests.

Tahirsylaj in an answer to Periscope says that in our country the minimum temperature will be 8-10 degrees, while the maximum of 23-26 degrees Celsius.

Our country will continue to be under the influence of winds at up to eight meters per second, heading south and southwest. These measures have different physical and high levels of moisture, resulting in the weather being altered with sundial and cloudy intervals that will be conveyed with rainfall and possible hail. Minimum temperatures will vary from 8-10 degrees Celsius to the highest 23-26 degrees Celsius. Still, it is almost spring weather, and the amount of rainfall will have a positive effect on meeting earth's moisture conditions and raising the level of water in Kosovo's accumulated lakes. This situation will be stable by the end of the week. Rain intensity will be variable. Volunteers in average rainfall values and it's a typical spring weather, Tahirsylaj concludes.

Even from the Kosovo Hydromeorology Institute, it has been confirmed that in the next five days, there will be unstable weather.

Rainfalls followed by lightning discharges are projected to be local and short-term, but present all the days of this week.

Minimum temperatures are projected to move between 10-13 degrees Celsius, while the maximum of the day is projected to move between 22-27 degrees Celsius.

The wind will blow from the southwest at a speed of 10 m/s./Periscopi/